PoE 2 Simulacrum Boost

What You Get

• The number of Simulacrum runs chosen in the calculator
• All 7 waves cleared in every run
• A Raven's Reflection from each finished run
• A screenshot of the result in the order chat

Before We Start

• A character with Atlas access in the chosen league
• League and character name at checkout
• Free inventory space for the wave rewards
• For Self Play, time online in the party for every run

With the PoE 2 Simulacrum boost, a booster finishes the whole Delirium arena for you, all 7 waves, and each finished run gives a Raven's Reflection. One run takes about 1 hour. Work begins roughly 15 minutes after payment. A single order takes up to 100 runs.

Pick a league, then the number of runs under Runs: any count from 1 to 10, or a larger pack of 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 75 or 100. From 2 runs upward each run comes out slightly cheaper. Runes of Aldur Hardcore costs about twice as much per run as the other leagues.

The boost method is Self Play, Piloted or Remote Control. A Piloted order can add a Stream, and Express execution under Additional Services moves your runs to the front.

What Is the Simulacrum, and Why Do PoE 2 Players Farm It?

Delirium's big set piece lives here. Seven waves of fog monsters pour into a closed arena, wave 7 is brutal, and the reward at the end is worth it. It sits in our ascendancy section, but it is Atlas content and not a trial.

You reach it through Delirium fog. Fog in your maps fills Deliriousness, and a map at full Deliriousness turns into a Simulacrum map. A Simulacrum fragment can do the same. Beat wave 7 and a Raven's Reflection drops, which opens the fight with The Raven Trickster. Voices, a unique jewel, can drop in there as well.

Buy Simulacrum Runs in the Amount You Need

One run here means one full Simulacrum, wave 1 to wave 7. The booster plays the runs one after another without breaks.

Goal	Typical run count
One Raven's Reflection for a pinnacle attempt	1
A few keys and a shot at Voices	5–10
Long-term Delirium farming	25–100

Why a Simulacrum Carry Saves Maps

A failed Simulacrum costs the map you filled with fog. Many mapping builds clear tier 15 content well and still fold in the last two waves, when monsters stack up faster than they die. On a carry, the booster survives the pressure, and you still get the reflection.

Self Play keeps you in the party for the waves. With Piloted or Remote Control the booster runs the encounter on your character. Ask for a Stream with Piloted if you want to see the waves live.

How Long Simulacrum Orders Take

Stage	Usual time
Booster on the order	About 15 minutes after checkout
1 run	About 1 hour
10 runs	About 10 hours of play

After the last run, the booster attaches a screenshot of the result in the order chat and you confirm.

Good to Know: Clear Your Inventory

The waves drop a lot of loot. Empty your bags before the order, so nothing is left on the floor when the arena closes.

If the late waves expose weak defences, a PoE 2 build check shows what to change, and a custom build gives you a plan made for Delirium. All services for the game are listed on the Path of Exile 2 boost page.

FAQ

When does my Simulacrum boost start?

The PoE 2 Simulacrum boost starts within about 15 minutes of payment. With Express execution the runs go to the front of the queue.

How long do 20 Simulacrum runs take?

One Simulacrum takes about 1 hour, so 20 runs take about 20 hours of play. The booster splits long orders into sessions and reports progress in the order chat.

Do I keep the Raven's Reflection?

Yes. Each Raven's Reflection from a finished run goes to your character, together with the rest of the loot.

Why does Hardcore cost more?

Runes of Aldur Hardcore allows no deaths, so each run there costs about twice as much as in the softcore leagues.